Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 27th of May.
Good morning, Clermont.
On Sunday, May 25, community members in Clermont visited the Memorial Vietnam Traveling Wall at Waterfront Park to honor fallen servicemen including Ronald Gaffney, who was killed in Vietnam in 1965.
The event was one of many local observances held during Memorial Day across Central Florida - reflecting the community's tribute to service.
On Memorial Day, Groveland held its first ceremony in decades at the restored Oak Tree Union Colored Cemetery of Taylorville to honor 10 veterans buried there.
City officials noted the cemetery had been abandoned since 1951 until the recent restoration — an effort that renews a long-overdue tribute to those who served.
FOX 35's Storm Team aired a hurricane season preview on Memorial Day—May 26—explaining new tech like direct-to-cell satellite service and storm-resistant building designs as the hurricane season begins on June 1.
The report noted warmer ocean temperatures and inland flooding risks that could affect local communities.
Ax-Caliber Clermont Last Fridays with Pop-Up Market
6-9 p.m. — Ax-Caliber Clermont — $50 vendor fee — Enjoy axe throwing, food trucks, and live music at this family-friendly outdoor market.
Clermont Caribbean Jerk Festival
12-10 p.m. — Waterfront Park — Fundraiser support for scholarships — Experience vibrant Caribbean culture through food and music.
Family History Research Workshop
4:30-6:30 p.m. — Cooper Memorial Library — Free entry — Discover how to trace your genealogy using online resources from the comfort of home.
Clermont Toddler Time Multi-Sport Program
9 AM - 10:50 AM — McKinney Park basketball court — $85 — A summer multi-sport program designed for toddlers aged 18 months to 5 years.
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